Skateboarding x Music: Spotify’s Skate Noise Electrifies Lagos

After successfully uniting gamers and music lovers, Spotify has returned to unite more communities in the entertainment sector. The streaming platform painted Lagos Island’s WAF Skatepark, transforming it into a vibrant hub, celebrating the perfect blend of skateboarding and music. The event exposed the city’s thriving skate culture, pulsing with authenticity and energy.

Hosted by Ire Culture, the event was a whirlwind of excitement and creativity. The DJ lineup was on fire, with OOO, Dutty Yosa and WEAREALLCHEMICALS keeping the crowd energised throughout the day.

The skate competitions were off the hook, with skaters defying gravity and imagination to pull off mind-blowing tricks. The music was just as impressive, with Rigo Kamp, Siraheem and Cruel Santino captivating the crowd with their performances. Uncle Bubu wrapped up the event with his DJ set, making the night even more memorable. Skate Noise was more than just a showcase of incredible skateboarding skills, it was a vibrant celebration of urban fashion. The event highlighted stylish streetwear, amplifying the excitement and energy of the experience.

The atmosphere was electric as skateboarders, music enthusiasts, and fashion lovers came together, embodying Lagos’ skating scene’s authentic, communal spirit. What made Skate Noise truly extraordinary wasn’t just its elements, but their seamless fusion.

The event was more than just a showcase of tricks and beats; it celebrated community. Skaters, musicians and fashionistas united, sharing their passion for skateboarding. It was a powerful reminder that skateboarding in Lagos is not just becoming a sport but also a way of life.

Spotify’s Skate Noise was a huge success, proving that Lagos’s skate culture is thriving.

Head of Music for Spotify Sub-Saharan Africa, Phiona Okumu, said: “Spotify’s commitment to amplifying diverse voices and cultures is at the heart of our mission. Skate Noise is a testament to that commitment.”